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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-10


ABERT. At her home. "Homewood-" Montgomery
CO. Nd on SATURDAY norninr. DccsI.ber 10. lsss,
Charles Albert, in the sixth year her ass
AK: on saturday, Deceuier TO- 49,, Mr.. ANNIE
9, m, IA the twenty -eighth year III i,er ase.
To be buried from the resid nee OF her uncle aud
Monday. Dsceinbsr il. iss5. Funeral p Ss
BEcKERT On THURSDAY. pecember s, lss7. At
lO:45 O'Clock pm, GEOloss ALFRED, beloved son
of George j. aud Mary beckeri. aged four years.
Tanerai SUNDAY. December IL. at 40 o,c,eck m nm
from the residence of his parents. g. PeaasJ sanis
avenue southeast Relatives aAd friends invited
BRADLEY. On Saturday morning. December 10
1857. GRACE, only daughter of Andrew &, and n.
BRUMMEL SUSAN BkU8iAli5I. wldOx u the Iats
Joseph Brunmel, departed TINS hIe December sth.
Funeral vail take place from er late residence. No
9jj Grant avenue, on SUNDAY, at = 10 pm 2.
in Srs sasaTEa s. lcs 8, ssrl 10 isSa 22o
Funeral will take Place from bis late rendenee. Tl4
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited 10
m, MEIA EIGhsIADT. beiyyed vile Of A. H. Each
stadt, in the rity eight year % h,r a.e.
l2s lith stDeei v. Monday, Daoslnber II, >,
y. m 1ts
FOWLER. On Friday, December o. 1857, JAMES
b. BOWLER son Of ex-senator Fowler. Of Tenness-s.
Funeral from residenc.. go Us street southeast,
on Sunday, December IL. at = O'clock D. m. Ia
GUss. A. wsksaela Neb. Wednesday. peosntsr
Guss. in the hfiy-third year Of HE age
HAGERTY. In GeoryetOvn, ID. C., ON December q
1857, MAEdAEET HAGERrf. 8 native Of Cork
County, Ireland aged seventy year,
Friends OF the family respectfully invited %
tend the funeral the residence II her son 1872
Thirty second street ON Monday morning. december
II, at 8 O'Clock Requem mass % 10 ocIock
MADDOX On Thursday, Dccs mtrr 8, 1os5 After 0
long and painful illness. JAS. N. MADDOX. Tie
drty-third year VI HE age.
guide our steps. most gracious Lord
10 Walk In VISIONS wEy.
That we IN heaven may meet again
The one thou has called away.
BY Hrs Sow
Funeral from his late residence No slS Ninth rsresS
southeast, Sunday, December IL. 80 o. m Rszr
uves and friends most RESPECTFULLY invited -
MITCHELL In Tenlsytowp, d. C., on December a.
1887, MIDDLETON MITCHELL aged SIXTY -seven
years.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
70 attend his funeral from ms late Teney-
town on sunday Dec H. At O'Clock. IE,erIseass In
Oak Hill Cemetery.
sANGsToN ON December o. 1857, JAMES SANG
sTON, son of the late Vim. n and Jsne 4 sansston
Funeral private.
SHEPHERD Capt r. E SHEPHERD - his home n
Georgetown Thursday, December =. fss5, fex min
utes before IL pm.
aftegnoon- ln,erment ct PhiisdelphiA g
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several Houses and Places ee Busi.
ness Robbea-A Horse sa0len.

Last evening thieves entered the house OF MIS-
Arthur Kearney, No 5o4 4th street northwest
while the family was 1t supper. They gained en-
trance through the second story rear window by
climbing on the back shed. The bureau drawers
were ransacked and so In silver and . medal were
stolen--This morning when q clerk opened the
grocery store OF william Ashby, corner OF I'd and
street northwest, he found that burglars had
been there last night The mont door had besn
forced open and the money drawer was missing.
There was only about IS in the money drawer.
This. with box OF cigars, was all that had been
taken. The money drawer was afterward found
In Judiciary square where the papers were scat
tered about on the grass The papers were not
very wet, showing that the robbery must
have been committed about daypreak.--
William l. Beuchert, whose place OF business Is at
1th street and PENNSYLVANIA avenue southeast
was also visited by burglars last night His store
was entered by forcing open window and about
~, IN ana 10 cent pieces was stolen.-Ar. T.
X Lodge, who lives on Ridge road, In the county
above West Washington was at the Center Mar
ket yesterday attending 20 some business, and
when he started home he found that his horse and
wagon had been stolen--Mrs Mary l. King. OF
No. 1923 Pierce Place, reports that his house was
entered yesterday by a thief who crawled through
the transom OF the basement door and carried on
suit OF clothes two watches q gold ring and a
collar-button.-Mrs. Bette Moore, No go 9th
street northwest, reports stolen from No. 456
Virginia avenue, o fur-lined silk circular.--
washington Nailor, No l102 street. reports
stolen from his house t60.
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CoLn Waves

70 the pains and aches Of rheumatism dread every
change 10 damp or stormy weather. Although We do
not claim Hoods sarsaparlla to be positive specific
for rheumatism the remarkable it has effected
show that may be taken for rheumatism with
able certainty Of benent Its scton in neutraxns the
acdity Of the blood which Ia the of rheumstis
the secret of the OF Hoods Sarsspa
rilla in curing this complaint II you suffer from
yheumatis,n, give Hoods Ssrsapsrils fair trial, We
believe IL will do you good.
HOODS sARsAPARIILA
Sold by all druggists q: six for a5. Prepared only
by c. ]. HOOD CO., Apothecaries Lowell. MssS
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 2
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LONDON THEATRICAL TALK.
Some Timely and Interesting Gossip
A Good story ON Wyndham.

some I1mely ana Interesting Gossip
A Good story ON Wyndhana.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, Dec IO.-The theatrical season here
may be said to be in full swing with the reopening
Of the St James Thursday. Noimportant novelty
is likely, except perhaps Jones' Heart Of Hearts
JenersOn's shadows OF Great CITY, which was
Just withdrawn at the Princess, has been q genu-
Inc popular success. 1t will be replaced next Wed
nesday by another American piece, ''Siberia," by
BARLEY Campbell, who has already made two at
tempts here without success
On wednesday. also, Miss Cooper Parr, grand
niece OF Fenimore Cooper, will appear at the Nov
city in new drama, "Sidonie"
The next important novelties win be "Part-
duced by Tree at the
the "GOlden Ladder" by George Sims and Wilson
Barrett, in which the latter Will make his reap
tour. Barrett's old home, the Princess Theater
was let in his absence. The Globe Is thought toe
small house for the class OF pieces Barrett plays
chased for America in behalf OF Augustin DAILY, is
great success, largely due to the adaptor, Grundy
Previous versions BY another writer having been q
complete failure.
Wyndham's favorable receptions at Berlin is
gratifying TO English piaygOers. with whom he Is
great favorite. In consequence of his success he
appear In a German version OF "David Garrick.
Inc part OF Gdrrtck Is by no means
his best. He Is famous for lfOht
airy performances like modern gay LothariOs.
And although Lot far short OF sixty years OF age
Is taken for young man on the stage. In the
part OF Garrick he appears overweighted by a
sense OF the dignity OF SO great a parsonage,
although theatrical memories show Garrick any
thing but d1gn1red or pOmpOus on the stage.
Wyndham's rivals. A little before his departure
for Berlin Wyndham happened to be at the CLUB In
very lively mood owing to the prosperous bust.
ness OF his theater. II tell you what, old man. "
said rival, 'you get more and more like Garrick
every day, and less and less like him every night
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Nam. q c. xa~.
Mama
Baltlmore sfnrkess.

BALTlMoRE. ND. December lO.-Nirsfnis sires.
consolidated with coupon. So ten fortiss 81; nav
threes 81 y hid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Mn, December io.-Cotton steady ana
duii-uliddne, lOss. Hour steady aud quiet. Mhest-
southern nrnl, red, sOsy-, amber gSa83. western
easier and duh Ma winter red. spot. 81 y Dad ;
yt.e Corn-southern steady white. sso-S1. yellow.
22oa2.; western easier aud dull: mixed spot nes.
ooa5oA: january. 57a5s4 =. febIuurl. IS aaSr \.
Oats steady and nrm-southern and Pennsy 3.a
30 western white. 5oA4O. led. ss3.. I've
steady, tSeo3 ProylsIoIs steAoy. with f1r inquiry
iotstoes steady, x2OCs2- 10. aIsAr-coIper refined
hrtn, IAN. Whisky steady. l1ss1l5. Other article.
unchanged frrisrhts To Liverpool yer steamer dull
cotton, .-32d hour. lsUd, graln, al. leo-Its
III 10 barrels. wheat 100 bushels. Corll "a lob
bushels, oats. l4OO bushcls shipne,lts si,uy
bushels.
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I'd EDITION.
Latest q6lGglans to The Star.
TRYING TO KILL JULES FERRY.
Three Shots Fired at the French Leader.
Is CATACAZY THE CULPRITl

A Report that the Former Russiam Min.
lister Here Forged the Bogus Bismarcs<
letter. which Nearly Plunged.E Europe
into . Great War.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR.
FRANKFORT, Dec. lot is stated that n Cata-
cay, ex-Russian minister to Washington, Is the
man who, from . love OF intrigue and
pleasure In forging, produced the false
letters and dispatches which have niled
the car with such hatred OF Bismarck. II
will be remembered that, when in Washington, be
played forged dispptch into the hands OF certain
claimants against the Russian government In
order to discredft the claimants, whom, a. be
thought, the American Secretary of state, would
look upon as the authors Of the forgeries. He lives
at Paris and has written the articles in Ls NOrd
the purpose OF which was TO excite the French
against Germany. He Is the principal tool Of the
PanSlavtsts for
DRIVING THE FRENCH INTO WAR
from which Russia 10 to derive all the advantage
a war whose principal opponent the car has until
lately been.
Accepting the foFgeries as an indubitAble fact,
and considering that diplomats, az rule, are not
experts In the art OF forging easy to fancy that
Catacazy Is the culprit Suppoling he played
the letters into the hands OF Prince Ferdinand
OF COburg, or OF Princess Waldemar of Denmark
daughter or the Due de Chartres, the latter would
be quite innocent OF the fraud, and would have
given Bismarck an opportunity Of giving che
Orieanists hit at the moment when they are
threatening the existence OF q peace-loving re-
public In France.
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Capitol Topics.

CHANGES OF EMPLOYEES ON TIE HOUSE SIDE.
Doorkeeper Hurt has appointed Willis Bolls, OF
Mississippi, page In the House.
Clerk Clark OF the House has made the follow
Ing changes in his force: Mr.. w. y. Hudson trans
rerred from the position OF assistant dsbursing 10
be distributing clerk; Henry Gutable, promoted 70
assistant disbursing clerk, and Mr.. saunders Gar
land, the eldest son or Attorney General Garland,
who has been employed In the House post-orice
for four years. is appointed to succeed MI. Gumble
as index clerk to private claims. Mr. Scales, OF
Texas is appointed clerk 20 the clerks document
room In the place OF Mr.. Purnot, who sent in his
resignation sometime ago 10 take eject saturday,
the 18th OF December.
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GOOD FOR BRITISH DRAMATIsTs.

EHecto OF tm0 copyright OOmvemSsOm
with France ON the British STAGE
Special Cable Dispstch to THE EVENING STAB.
LONDON, Dec. 10.-The action Of the English
Copyright Union is likely to have an important in
fuence on the British drama. German drama
lists at present Laid heavily under contribution
and the most successful pieces Of q farcical kind
are adaptations, like 'The Private Secretary.
Since the COPYRIGHT convention with France,
French pieces are no longer available without
payment, hence the resort to Germans by
the adapters Sardou, HenneQuin and others make
a large sum OF their English rights. The influ-
ence Of this is clearly percepuoe. Whereas ten Or
fifteen years ago hardly anything was played here
but adaptations from the French, at the present
time glance ut the London performances shows
that the majority OF pieces are pure English, IN:
GLIDING "Peasure' at Drury Lane, "Red Lamps"
at the Haymarket, 1.-THE Bells OF Haselmere" at the
Adelphi, "The sultan Of Mocha" ut the Strand,
Miss Esmeralda." bnrlesQue, ct the Gaiety
"Heart OF Hearts" at the Vaudeville. LADY
Clancarty" at the st. James, "Pinafore" at the
Savoy, 'lwo Roses" at the Criterion, "DOr0thy" at
the Prince OF Wales, "As 10 q Looking Glass" at
the Opera Comique, and "The Butler" at Tooles,
to say nothing OF "Wintef'S Tails" at the Lyceum.
Such q list Is conclusive.
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A ROW Over DonueiIy,s Books.

speciaI Cabt Dls1atch % he ENENING sTARi
LONDON, Dec l0.-Sanpson L0., the publishers
who are about TO issue lgnaiius Donnelly cryptro-
gram book, are very angry at the AfheaaHn for
expressing surprise ut their issuing It. The Afh-
en6uBi calls at a patent absurdlty." The pub
fishers repudate responsibility IOr The opinions VI
authors OF books they PUBLISH
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THE CHRusrMAs CLUE.
The mectiug % 1Assle Ones as q
GrAnklfn Buinaaue To-Aay.

The stairway OF the Franklin school building was
spattered with water that had dripped from sew
eral dozen umbrellas this afternoon In the hall
on the upper noor. hundred OF more children, al
begossamercd and beruobered were assembled at
O'Clock, ready 70 organized the Christmas club OF
district No. 2.
The little ones despite thar dampness, were
bright and CHEEKY and seemed already 20 have
built many Christmas air castles some OF the
old veterans among them wore the badges show
ing honorable service for three or four year under
the banner OF Kris kringie and the Christmas
Club. Upon these experienced nttle persons The
with awe. But outside the rain
kept falling faster und faster. ana the mud pud-
dies kept growing bigger and bigger ana u WAS
evident that there would not be much addition Co
the forces to-day. Al 2 O'Clock Miss solo
mons came IN with box null OF
Christmas Club badges and this created
ripple OF Excitement Then MA Hagner came
and IN tew minutes the assembly was called 60
ordef. IL was decided TO distribute to-day the
badges this year are OF white ribbon, with the
letters &c. Q. c." printed upon them and each has
AZ one end tiny unkling sleigh bell Miss villas,
who was elected president of the club last year,
holds over.
II was decided 90 appoint some OF those who are
20 act as walters today and after the badges were
distributed the ladies who were present began
sizing" the little ones 50 20 secure q corps of
walters tail enough 90 reach up 90 the table at
which the guests OF the club will be Grated. The
ladies present were Mrs Hagncr, Miss sOlomonA
Aiss strong and MIS- Allen.
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ChRistmas is Coming.
THE CLERKS IN THE DEAD LETTER OFFICE BEGIN n
REALIZE Il.
The Alleged Navy Frauds.

The Surgeon Generals ONCE OF the Navy does
not anticipate that there will be any further prose-
cutions OF what are known as the Navy fraud
cases, for there are but three outstanding indct-
ments and these were once tr1e 4, resulting In a
disagreeing jury 1t is thought at the court house
that the cases may be regarded as dead lumber on
the records.
Recently E. c. Kirkwood, who was convicted and
full confession or his connection with the business
The district attorney has this per, but does not
however, that the confession throws no light on
the affair, and is only valuable as showing the
guilt Of the author.
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Erena wall street Te-aay,

NEW YohK, Dec. 10, IL q m.-The opening Of the
At declines from last evenings figures OF Xak Del
cent generally, while St Paul was Oh e and Rich
mond and West Point v. The latter stock with
New England and Canada Southern were quite
strong IN the early trading. but the remainder
were weak from the opening. and the nrmness
soon disappeared. The market weD dun with no
Unusual activity In any OF the List, and the de-
clines were cchhned TO enan fractions, except in
Kansas and Texas and Fort worth and Denver
each Of which lost per cent Richmond and
West Point preferred, however, which was 90 weak
per cent on sales OF only 600 shares. Burlington
better tone TO the dealings In the latter part Of the
hour, but recoveriee were entirely Insignificant,
and q y o'clock the market was very dull and
Wog0ink =
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The Cholera i'm Italy.

SurgeOn-General Hamilton Is indignant over the
published report that the Marine Hospital Bureau
has officially declared the non-exisrence OF
cholera in Italy, and that consequently the
quarantine against vessels coming from that
country may be removed. He says that the Bureau
has never made such a statement On the con-
trary the weekly abstracts OF sanitary reports
published by the Bureau clearly show the neces-
sity OF precautions In the case OF vessels from
Southern Italy. The abstract published Noyem-
Der Is particularly reported the continued exist
ence OF cholera at Palermo.
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Kalnoky Has Nos Resigned.

AalnOky Has Not Resigned.
Special Cable Dispatch to The EVENING STAR
FRANKFORT, Dec. 10-Yesterday's rumOr OF the
resignation OF Count Kalnoky was unfounded. 1t
arose from dlssensionists In the military council
Some OF the generals desired immediate action,
while Kalnoxy insisted on postponement.
The Dutch shareholders OF the Missouri Kan
saS and Texas railroad will on Monday appoint q
committee to protect their interest.
The Continental stock exchanges are inactive
and weak.
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District Government Affairs.

WILL NOT RRcoHsrDKR THE CASE OF LIEUT.. ARNOLD.
The following letter has been sent TO Richard A.
Trndaif:
"The Commissioners direct me to advise you
that they have considered. and, as you requested,
March, 1887, asking reopening OF the trial which
resulted In your removal from the police force Of
the District, and to add that after consideration
they decline to take the action you desire"
TO SUCCEED CAPT. SHEPHERD.
VIM. McDevitt, assistant permit clerk, was ap-
pointed permit clerk yesterday 70 succeed the late
they learned OF Capt. shepherds death, made an
order recording their appreciation OF his personal
character and faithful of1cial service.
MARRIAGE LIcExsEs.--Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk Of The court TO Henry
N. c., and Lille Rosafy; Henry c. Grinnth and
Olivia selDy, of Montgomery County, NO
THREE SLIGHT FIREs-About s O'Clock yesterday
afternoon . can OF Oil exploded In the basement
OF F. E Hopkins hardware store, 43S 9th street
too close to the can. No. 2 engine company re-
sponded to Q telephone call, but the ire was ex-
tinguiseo by the employees before much damage
lamp exploded at house No. 46l Arm0ry street
southwest, occupied by Emma Butt but there was
o oS lsss NIGHT in ne once Of HcG SIS IN
street northwest caused by the electric and tele.
phone wires In the room coming IN contact with,
sxangnishsd and the damage was slight
A WIFE GRANTED DIvoRcE.-In the Equity
Court to-day, Matilda Moore was granted d.
vorce from Roger Moore. They were married In
November. 1878 her maiden name being Miller, and
she charged that In February, 1881, he began 70
and finally abandoning her.
PORTRAIT or GEN. 6HERfDAN.-Nr. Geo W.
Childs OF Philadelphia has presented 70 the MIL
tary Academy as West Point half-length, life.
size portrait OF Gen. Sheridan, 70 be hung next to
those OF Gena Grant and sherman, already
The artist, MIA LeOnora H. Darragh, OF Philadel-
phia, has been engaged for the past few days In
touching up" the painting, which u on exhibit
ton In Col n. " ShertdanB ONCE room &c, at tbs
War Department. The general u shown In full
dress UNIFORM with the various orders OF the Army
on his breast
ton OF virginianA consisting Of Senator DANIEL
Representatives. Barbour and 01errall, Hon. Ran
dolph Tucker, and number Of students Of the
University Of Virginia called on the President u
O'Clock to-day By arrangement The object q
the visit was TO invite the President 70 attend tn
commencement exercises q The university max
would gladly attend the exsrc1ses u hts engage
ments ct that time would permit
TIM Co.nnsuoHsn or InpaAx AvpAras, Nh. Ar
xrna has returned from his home In Tsnneasee
During hts ahsepceMrA Atktna who has besn lei
| Tor . long tama. died
RzsaaxxD.-cadst JaA L sowsll 4sh clam, Q. g
! Nflitayy Acooemy, - realGuod.
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MAifiriEu
Dice.

GILLMAE-MORAN. AT Reisterstovn. Nd ON
Tuesday. November ~. 1857, by the Rev ~ hi, hy r-
son. HENRY ". CIlAAAN aud FANNIE MORAN
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NH. SAMUEL SPENCER ELECTED.

The New President Of the ID. and o.
Resignation OF vfce.Presfdene King.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 1Q-The directors OF the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad are now in session. Mr..
samuel spencer has been elected president and his
salary, 1t Is understood, fixed at SIS 900 per an
mum. The salary OF the late president, Robert
Garrett, was a, 600.
After the election Of Mr.. Spencer the resignation
OF Thos. y. King, second VICE president, was pre-
sented. The terms OF the consolidated mortgage
were then read, after which the board adjourned
at O'Clock until O'Clock. The directors declined
TO speak OF what had been transacted other than
OF the election OF the president and the resignation
OF Mr.. King.
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AND Is sEST TO THE PENITENTIARY FOR FIVE YEARS
YEARS FOR HOusEBREAKING.

YEARS FOR HOUsEBREAKING.
In the Criminal Court, this morning, James
Turner, coIored, convicted OF housebreak1ng at
the house OF Cora Strause, was called up for SEN
tence. Mr.. Taylor, his counsel, stated that such
ignorance he had never known as he had found In
this man, for he had not heard OF such thing as
a Bible 1t was true that he had been TO the peni-
Tertiary once and was here again as candidate.
Assistant District Attorney Lipscomb said that
there was likely some mistake FOR In the peniten-
on Sundays.
Turner admitted that he had been sent to the
penitentiary for two years, and, as to the ofenSe
said II was true that he had some OF the stolen
articles, but he did not break into be house.
The court asked who he got the things from, and
he said that he did not care TO tell.
The court said that II he was really penitent he
would tell who his accomplices were, and, after
giving him some advice, imposed the sentence OF
i've years In the Albany penitentiary on the first
count in the Indictment and suspended sentence
on the other.
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SaIcs Of Real Estate.

Messrs c. A. Elliott and n. ID. Cook IT, trustees
nave sold 20 the builders Ala Association iot
-. 81 aud - In square So, fronting ~ fe<t On
sth street. between and X northeast.
The following sales have been made by Henry
Mex: Lot 2Ix3d on 9Th ST. Sw, 70 Charles n.
smithson; price, 81 so. Also. 20 MIS- Z. George
Jones, lot q. square 5s3 for $Soa
Margaret Harrison has bought for l3,ooo. of the
Masnlng,on ,ity orphan Asylum, part lot 10,
and loSs on New Hampshire avenue northwest
RANGE Oh THR THSRhokETEk-The following
were the readings al the slr,nal ,r,ce ta-day.
H. ~ Y p H., os; maximum, -; minimum. IL.
The spirited contest between the Carroll Insti-
tute, the Georgetown Catholic Union and 81. Hat
tnews Institute Tor the beautiful steel portrait OF
rope Leo ALL, AZ ST. A0gustine's fair, Was closed
last night st. Matthews Institute Was the sue
cessiul contestant with Ge0rseLOwn MON closs
second, and Carroll Institute third